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PARAMEDICAL MICROPIGMENTATION

Paramedical Micropigmentation treatment can be used after breast reconstruction surgery by creating the illusion of a lifelike areola and nipples, scar camouflage after cosmetic surgery, birthmarks, non-pigmented age spots, after face lifts and tummy tucks, burns, skin grafts, vitiligo, Alopecia and ... 

Areola And Nipple Restoration Using Micropigmentation 

Micro pigmentation can be used after breast reconstruction surgery by creating the illusion of a lifelike areola and nipples. Colour and circle definition in fading or irregular areolas can also be corrected to create a more natural-looking breast. For women who have undergone mastectomies or who may have irregular or fading areolas, this complex micropigmentation and 3-D nipple is a miracle!

 

Scar Camouflage Using Paramedical Permanent Cosmetics

Scars, burns, skin grafts, vitiligo, and skin imperfections from surgeries or injuries can be easily camouflaged using these specialised permanent cosmetic micropigmentation procedures. Micropigmentation can also be used to break up scar tissue and colour it for a better appearance.

 

Permanent cosmetics can disguise scars and discolorations from cleft palate, birthmarks, non-pigmented age spots, and cosmetic surgeries like face lifts and tummy tucks.  

 

Alopecia, Vitiligo or Chemotherapy Hair Loss Relief (after cancer treatment)

You don't need to feel self-conscious about hair loss. Alopecia & Chemotherapy are the second most common hair loss disease after clinical pattern baldness. 

 

Using permanent cosmetics, micropigmentation can easily improve the way you look and feel about yourself.  

 

OPENING HOURS

MONDAY-WEDNESDAY

10.00AM-6.00PM

 

THURSDAY & FRIDAY

10.00AM-7.00PM

 

​SATURDAY

​10.00AM-4.00PM

 

Appointment is essential

 

CONTACT​ US

852A Mt Eden Road

Three Kings

Auckland 1024

 

mermaidbeautyclinic@gmail.com 

Ph: (09) 638 4293

Mobile: (029) 770 4125

 

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